To the Editor; Voters 50-plus are likely to tip the scales in the general election this year.

By Bob Shultz COVID-19 remains a concern, but the height of the pandemic is in the rearview, and Maine’s economy has recovered from the dark days of recent years.

By Sarah Sindo The transition from summer to fall happened quickly.

To the Editor; While our country is facing challenges, we are very fortunate in Piscataquis County to have Dr.

To the Editor; On Saturday, Oct.

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To the Editor; On my evening walks after supper, it troubles me to pass signs for Chad Perkins, running to be state representative in my district against incumbent Dr.

To the Editor;  To the voters of Piscataquis County, reminder vote Nov.

By David Vail and Jym St.

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To the Editor;  I am writing in support of Lou Sidell who is running for Maine State Representative District 30, covering the communities of north and central Piscataquis County.

To the Editor; Are you seeking a dynamic and compassionate candidate for Maine Senate District 4? Do you want Piscataquis County to have a voice in the state senate? Take a look at Andrea Thurlow of Atkinson, a retired educator from RSU 68 with decades of experience as a teacher and a Pine Tree Hospice bereavement facilitator.

By Nolan Raymond If you’ve spent any time romping around in the Maine woods, you’ve probably come across what look like “abandoned” canoes and kayaks on the shores of ponds.

By Matthew Gagnon For most of the past year in casual conversations among Maine politicos, the consensus has been that the impending gubernatorial contest between Janet Mills and Paul LePage would be very close.

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To the Editor; In reading a few of the Republican candidate signs, I must admit that I am a bit confused.

By Nancy Battick My husband and I recently re-watched a BBC production called “Blood of the Vikings.

To the Editor; Good news from Maine state workers and Mainers as Gov.